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Adding an issue to more than one Epic or Version

Big Jim

I have set up Jira the following way:

Epic = Test

Issue = Test Module

Multiple test modules make up a test. Sometimes test modules are included in more than one test. Can I add the same issue to two Epics or two Versions ?

The Version/s field seems to indicate multiple versions are possible but I can't find how to add and issue to multiple versions.

Thanks

Jim

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Jack Brickey

One Epic per issue but you can have multiple versions per issue. The idea of Version/s is to convey which versions an issue was fixed/added to. Example: lets say I have 1.1, 1.2.3 and 1.3.1 live in the field and I'm working on release 2.0. A customer reports an issue in 1.2 and I plan to address this issue in 1.2.4, 1.3.2 and 2.0. All three of these releases can be added to the Version/s field.

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Jack Brickey

Big Jim

Thanks Jack,

Very clear explanation. Could you let me know how in Jira I add an issue to more than one release ? I couldn't see how to set this up.

Cheers

Jim

Jack Brickey

If you are using the Fix Version/s field you simply select the field and start typing. A space will equate to completing the version at which point the next entry will be a separate version. If the release is predefined it will autofill and you can select. If you do not have the version predefined it will create it so be careful that you don't create nonsensical release names.

Big Jim

Thanks again Jack. When you say a space will equate to completing the version. My aim is to include one issue in two versions (tests) which are both ongoing (not completed). I'm trying to establish that a developed module is included in multiple tests. This is possible ?

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